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About me:

I wouldn't really describe myself as an "otaku" or "weeaboo" or whatever, but I've certainly seen my fair share of anime. Currently obsessed with JoJo's Bizarre Adventure and Touhou Project. If you want to refer to me with pronouns, I'd prefer you use she/her or they/them.

My rating system includes a 0/10 and decimal point scores, but neither of those features are available on MAL, so all of my scores are rounded down to the nearest whole number out-of-ten (with the exception of 0/10, which is rounded up for obvious reasons, LOL).

Current PFP and username are Moe Makabe from Talentless Nana. I was previously known as Kuroni_Kuru and Mirai_Kuromaru on MAL. If you think you know me from somewhere, it was probably under one of those names. If not, then it probably wasn't me, LOL. :P

A lot of people seem to think that an Anime 3x3 chart is a great way to get to know someone better, so I decided that I'd finally make one and put it on my profile. Below is the graph, along with explanations of why each of these series are important to me.

Fantasy Kaleidoscope ~The Memories Of Phantasm~ (Top, left) - This was the anime that got me into the medium of Japanese animation, my "gateway anime" if you will. It also served as my introduction to Touhou Project.
R.O.D The TV (Top, center) - My best friend persistently recommended it to me for two years before I eventually caved in and watched it, and I was not disappointed. Currently my favorite individual anime season of all time, and I think it will stay that way for the forseeable future...
Nichijou - My Ordinary Life (Top, right) - One of my earliest anime, and the first one that I ever awarded with a perfect 10/10 score. It was also quite possibly the funniest piece of media I'd ever watched up to that point. On a rewatch, I didn't find myself quite as enamored by this one as I did on my initial viewing, but it's still really good regardless and holds a special place in my heart.
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure (Middle, left) - While R.O.D The TV is my favorite individual anime season, this is my favorite anime franchise as a whole. It also singlehandedly changed my views on western music, exposing me to a lot of songs that I never knew I'd like. (Although there are still plenty that I have yet to listen to.)
Pokémon (Center) - My very first anime and my introduction to the Pokémon series, which would later become my favorite franchise of all time thanks to the main series videogames. As a result, this is definitely the anime that's had the biggest, most positive effect on my life.
Non Non Biyori (Middle, right) - Although I wouldn't particularly describe Non Non Biyori as one of my favorite anime series, it's definitely the series that feels the most like it was "made for me", if that makes any sense. Almost every character reminds me of myself or someone that I know, a lot of the episodes reminded me of my childhood, and Non Non Biyori Repeat episode 4 is, in my opinion, the saddest cartoon episode of all time (eat your heart out, Steven Universe episode 86, LOL).
Forbidden Scrollery (Bottom, left) - Although it isn't my favorite manga of all time (it is close though), Forbidden Scrollery was the first manga that I ever read, as well as the first manga that I ever bought physcially, and it still holds a very special place in my heart. A brilliant introduction to the Touhou Project manga and a must-read for any fan of the series.
Free! (Bottom, middle) - A lot of people seem surprised when they find out that I gave Free! Eternal Summer a 10/10, but there's a good reason for that. I watched this series during what was quite possibly the most vulnerable part of my life. I deeply related to Haru's struggles during Eternal Summer on a personal level almost as great as the aforementioned Non Non Biyori.
Pop Team Epic (Bottom, right) - Pop Team Epic is at the bottom, as it deserves to be. In much the same way as you can tell a lot about someone based on their favorite anime, you can tell a lot about someone based on their least favorite anime as well. Pop Team Epic is my least favorite franchise that I've ever seen. Using pop-culture references in the place of jokes, featuring lazy visuals that I could legitimately have done better using only Microsoft Paint, and changing the main characters' voices, personalities and backstories every five minutes, Pop Team Epic is the perfect example of what not to do when creating a piece of fiction.